The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume], July 14, 1955, Page 11, Image 11

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88-Year-Old Artist
Is Visitor
In Lodge Grass
Lodge Grass. —A competitor of
Grandma Moses is 88-year-old Mrs.
M. M. Saunders of Kansas City,
Mo., who is again spending the
summer in Lodge Grass at the
home of her neice, Mrs. R. E. Ha
worth.
When asked how she happened
to get started in oil painting Mrs.
Saunders said, “I always liked to
paint but I never took a lesson
until I was past 80 years old,
when I was looking for something
to occupy my time.”
As far back as 1914 Mrs. Saun
ders painted dishes.
‘Tve never painted to sell yet,”
she said, “just for the fun of it,
and X have given away most of
my paintings to relatives and
friends.”
Since she turned to oil painting
she says her favorite subject is
landscapes but she also paints
floral pictures. She especially likes
to paint sunsets and several of
her relatives have sunset paintings
she has made.
Her latest sunset picture is for
a special, occasion. Not long ago
her only grandson remarked,
“Grandma I wish you would paint
me a sunset some day.” The young
man, age 13, is having a birthday
July 29., and Grandma has her
present completed and ready to
deliver.
Mrs. Saunders has two children,
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a son and a daughter both living
in Kansas City. She makes her
home with her daughter.
Besides her hobby of painting
Mrs. Saunders is an accomplished
seamstress and spends a great
deal of time making clothes for
relatives.
A portion of her visit in this
part of the country will be spent
in Sheridan at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Yager, and family.
Seven Examined at
Well-Child Clinic
Lodge Grass. —Seven pre-school
children were examined at the so
cial room of the Little Brown
church July 11 by Dr. B. K. Kil
bourne and Miss Christine Heiser
district helath officers. The den
tal nurse from Crow Agency also
visited the clinic.
Preparations for the clinic were
made by Mrs. O. J. Landon, local
chairman. Assisting with the work
were Mrs. Paul Bradley of the
American Legion Auxiliary; Mrs.
Ralph Metcalfe, representing the
Lodge Grass Home Demonstration
club, and Mrs. John Noblett, re
presenting the Little Hom Home
Demonstration club.
The next clinic in Lodge Grass
is scheduled for August 8.
SHOTS TO BE GIVEN
Lodge Grass. —The second polio
shots are to be given in the high
school gym in Lodge Grass July
21. Those who have not had the
first shots and have the signed
slips may get their first shots at
that time also. A later date will
then be set for their second shots.
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Additional Faculty
Members Listed
For Coming Term
Lodge Grass. —All grade school
teachers have now been hired for
the Lodge Grass schools, officials
have announced. A vacancy re
mains in a rural school, that of
Corral creek.
Teachers hired in the grades re
cently include Miss Betty Jo Mur
phy of Roy, Mont., fourth grade.
She is a graduate of Eastern Mon
tana College of Education in Bil
lings.
Mrs. Rose Marie Lewis of Sheri
dan, Wyo., will teach the combin
ation fifth and sixth grade room.
She attended Sheridan Community
college and has been teaching in
Wyoming.
Miss Gunda Volda who’s home
is at Two Dot, will teach sixth
grade. She is a graduate of Eas
tern Montana College of Educa
tion in Billings and has been
teaching in Columbus.
Donald Irwin of Wolf Point will
teach seventh grade this year. He
is a graduate of Northern Mon
tana College of Education in
Havre and is at the present time
working on his degree at EMCE in
Billings.
With the hiring of two teachers
recently in the high school de
partment there remains only one
vacancy to be filled.
Edwin Goyette will teach mlth
matics this year. His home is at
Cascade. He is a graduate of
Montana State university, Missoula,
and is attending summer school
there this year, working on his
masters degree. He is married and
has two children.
Mrs. Helen Allen, former com
mercial teacher at Harlem, will
teach commercial subjects here
this year. She is formerly of Lo
cust Grove, Okla.
Churches Sponsor
Vacation School
Lodge Grass. — Vacation Bible
school opened in the Little Brown
church July 11. The project is
sponsored by the Little Brown
church and the Chivers Memorial
church with classes being held in
the Little Brown Church.
Hours are from 9:30 until 11:30
daily except Sunday for the next
two weeks.
Teachers for the different classes
are Mrs. S. T. Eggart, Mrs. Ben
Brazier, Mrs. Scott Curry, Miss
Norita Clanin. Miss Thelma Met
calfe, Mrs. Donald Murdock and
the Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Benson.
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SPEAKS IN WASHINGTON
Lodge Grass. —Mrs. W. A. Pet
zoldt recently returned from Ta
coma, Wash., where she addressed
a group of over 200 women at the
Baptist women’s house party for
Western Washington.
She plans to leave Lodge Grass
again next week for Coeur d’Alene,
Idaho, where she will address the
Eastern Washington Baptist wo
men’s house party.
Her grand-daughter, Miss Patsy
Fitzgerald will accompany her on
the second trip.
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Lodge Grass Briefs
A committee meeting of the
Y.BA. was held in the parsonage
of the Little Brown church Fri
day at 7:30 pun. Those attending
were Uhl Bond, Mrs. Pete Miklo
vich, Mrs. Mabel Ball and the Rev.
H. S. Benson. Plans for introduc
ing the year Baptist achievement
program into the church work this
fall were worked out. Next planned
meeting is set for July 29th, at
the parsonage.
Pat Nichols, mayor of Lodge
Grass, who has been confined to a
hospital in Billings for the past
week, was dismissed Saturday. He
will remain in Billings several
days before returning to Lodge
Grass.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Harris and
Mrs. Harris’ mother, all of Bil
lings, spent the week end of July 4
at the Jim Crowe home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Halepeska
arrived in Lodge Grass Saturday
to visit Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ha
worth. Mr. Halepeska is station
agent for the Northern Pacific at
Forsyth and is now on vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith and
sons and Mrs. Smith’s father,
Howard Keithler, spent July 3 in
Miles City with Mrs. Keithler, who
is employed this summer at a
ranch near there.
Mr. and Mrs. William Frushour
of Lucerne, Ind., arrived here last
week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Errett
Moyer. The group motored to Bil
lings where Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Moyer joined the group and all
toured Yellowstone park.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin and
three sons of Gardenia, Cal., visit
ed recently in Lodge Grass with
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Faught and
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Knutson
and families. Mr. Griffin, Mr.
Faught and Mr. Knutson were
buddies in the U.S. armed ser
vices.
Mr. and Mrs. Camiel Pattyn
and family of California arrived
in Lodge Grass the last of the
week. They will visit relatives in
Lodge Grass, Hardin and Billings.
July 10 a family picnic was held
near Spear Siding.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edwards and
son stopped in Lodge Grass last
week to visit her sister and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Faught.
They were enroute to Gillette,
Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Donahoe
of Luther spent the last week at
the George Gibson home on Lodge
Grass creek.
Mrs. Anna Warner, aunt of Jay
Fitzgerald, is visiting at the Fitz
gerald home. After her visit here
she expects to visit relatives in
Chinook before returning to her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris and
children of Colorado Springs, Colo.,
are spending their vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Givens in Dayton and with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Givens in the Wolf
mountains.
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of Deer Lodge and Lodge Grass
motored to Butte July 4 where
they visited their son, Stanford,
and family. From there the group
toured the Big Hole country, and
Bozeman.
Miss Norita Clanin, Bill Wei
gand, Claudia Clanin and Mrs.
Veva Clanin spent July 4 at Lake
DeSmit in Wyoming. They also
visited relatives in Story where
Claudia remained for a visit.
Mrs. Ada Arnold of Quincy, Cal?,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha
Chatham. Mrs. Arnold’s son, Ar
len Whiteman, who had been vis
iting them in California since his
graduation here this spring, re
turned with her.
Mrs. Cecil Milne and son. Bob,
of Malta, are visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Martha Chatham
and her sisters in Lodge Grass.
She timed her visit to be here
for the wedding of her neice,
Miss Shirley Green to Don Per
kins on July 9.
Mrs. Hester Stevenson left by
air Saturday for California where
she will visit her granddaughter,
Mrs. West, and family in San
Gabriel.
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Tour Schedule for
Couple Announced
Lodge Grass.—Schedule of the
tour of Miss Clara Olds and Miss
Malvina Johnson, who left July
10 for London, England, has been
announced.
They will spend several days
touring points in and about Lon
don, before attending the Baptist
World Alliance July 16-22.
On July 23, they will go to
Edinburgh, Scotland, following
which the tour will take them to
Bergen and Oslo, Norway, and
Stockholm and Copenhagen, Swe
den. Amsterdam and The Hague
are on the schedule for August 4
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bosserman of
Clarkston, Wash., are spending a
pArt of their vacation with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. George Gibson. On July 10'
they all attended a family reunion
in Billings.
Hardin Tribune-Herald, Hardin, Montana
Thursday, July 14, 1955
and 5, with Brussels, Belgium, slat
ed August 6.
They will spend four days in
Paris and Versailles, France, be
fore departing for the United
States on August 11.
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JULY 15-16
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